Ms. Rmili affirmed, Monday, on teh occasion of the opening of the first session of the ordinary session of the month of October of the Council of the commune, that the current mandate is characterized by the realization and implementation of most notable projects and projects, aimed at promoting the progress of Casablanca, and raising the city to the rank of major metropolises.
In an activity report,Ms.Rmili detailed the main actions carried out by the council within the framework of its responsibilities. In this very way, she highlighted the importance of decisions taken, initiatives launched and achievements accomplished, emphasizing the crucial role of constructive discussions which stimulate innovative ideas.
The President of the Council particularly insisted on the visible transformation of Casablanca, noting that this urban metamorphosis is manifested in particular by the proliferation of green spaces, as well as by the significant development of cultural infrastructures.
ms. Rmili affirmed that the implementation of major projects at this pace is not the result of chance, but is the result of planning, programming and a great capacity for cooperation, partnership and commitment. partners, as well as recognition of the role of all institutions in carrying out projects.
She indicated that ”for all projects in progress, and planned and expected projects, the specificity of each district and the deficit rate for each district are taken into account”, stressing that the budgets allocated to the districts have been increased from 330 million dirhams (MDH) to 380 MDH.
Concerning revenue, Ms. Rmili noted that an action plan has been put in place to recover everything that must be recovered and resolve outstanding files, by improving recovery mechanisms, by promoting municipal assets, and by implementing a special program to develop the municipality’s revenues by broadening the tax base.
In this regard, she specified that the Council recorded an increase in the municipality’s own revenues linked to local taxes of 41%, achieving significant revenues of approximately 4.2 billion dirhams (billion dirhams) for the year. 2023. Ms. Rmili added that “for the year 2024 and until today, the Council has managed to achieve revenues of 4 billion dirhams”.
concerning the Casablanca-Settat Regional Multi-service Company, Ms. Rmili noted that it mainly aims to manage the distribution of drinking water, electricity and liquid sanitation throughout the region, and to ensure the continuity of these essential public services for more than 7 million inhabitants over a period of 30 years.
As part of the transformation of Casablanca into a green city, Ms. Rmili indicated that the municipal council recently began using treated wastewater from the Médiouna station for the irrigation of green spaces, which pumps around 4,000 meters daily. cubes of treated water,transported by large pipes over 31 kilometers and irrigating nearly 200 hectares of green spaces.
Ms. Rmili explained that these efforts related to the use of wastewater mainly target green spaces along Mohammed VI Boulevard, the highway and Salmia Park, and also green spaces at the Anfa pole.
The Council approved, during this first meeting of the October session, several points on the agenda, which concern various economic, social, cultural and sporting sectors.
The work of the ordinary session of October 2024 of the Council of the municipality of Casablanca will continue with a second public session which will be held on the 22nd.
What are the main objectives of the October Ordinary Session discussed by Ms. Rmili in the interview?
Title: Time.news Exclusive Interview with ms. rmili: Insights from the October Ordinary Session
Interviewer (Time.news Editor): Good morning, Ms. Rmili.Thank you for joining us today. The opening of the October ordinary session was quite an event. Can you share your thoughts on the importance of this session?
ms. Rmili: good morning! Thank you for having me. the opening of the October session is pivotal, not just for our ongoing agendas but also for the opportunities it presents too address pressing issues. it sets the tone for our decision-making over the month and allows us to align our efforts towards key initiatives.
Editor: That’s fascinating. What are some of the key topics you anticipate will dominate the discussions this month?
Ms. Rmili: I expect we will discuss a range of issues, but the focus will likely be on economic recovery, public health, and social justice initiatives. These areas are crucial for not only immediate governance but also for our long-term strategic planning.
Editor: It sounds like a comprehensive agenda. How do you envision collaboration among various stakeholders during this session?
Ms.Rmili: Collaboration is essential. We encourage open dialog among different sectors, including government, civil society, and the private sector. this session is a platform for stakeholders to share insights and propose solutions that are holistic and inclusive.
Editor: speaking of inclusivity, how does your team plan to ensure that various voices are heard during the discussions?
Ms.Rmili: We are implementing multiple channels for feedback – from public consultations to online forums. We want to make sure that not only the voices of those in positions of power are heard but also those of marginalized communities. Their perspectives are invaluable in shaping effective policy.
Editor: That’s a commendable approach! Looking forward to the outcomes of this session, what are you hoping to achieve by the end of october?
Ms. Rmili: by the end of the month, I hope we can establish a clear action plan with measurable goals. Progress in economic recovery and social equity is not just a hope; it’s somthing we must commit to achieving urgently.
Editor: Those are ambitious goals! Do you believe there are challenges that might hinder the session’s progress?
Ms. rmili: Absolutely. Political disagreements and external pressures can pose notable obstacles. though, I believe if we maintain a focus on our shared objectives, we can navigate these challenges effectively.
Editor: Thank you for sharing your insights, Ms. Rmili. It sounds like this October session is set to be both productive and transformative. We look forward to following the developments.
Ms. Rmili: Thank you for the opportunity to discuss this significant session.I’m optimistic about what we can achieve and hope the outcomes resonate positively with everyone involved.